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In a disheartening turn of events, the New York Yankees find themselves on the brink of a sweep in the World Series, a situation they have only encountered four times in their storied history. The Los Angeles Dodgers secured a 4-2 victory on Monday night, pushing the Yankees into a daunting 3-0 Series deficit.

Aaron Judge, one of the Yankees' key players, struggled once again, looking out of sorts at the plate. This marks the second consecutive game where New York's starting pitching has stumbled, compounding their troubles. Despite the gloom in the Yankees clubhouse, the team's players remain hopeful about turning the tide of the Series. However, history is not on their side; no team has ever come back from a 3-0 deficit in the World Series.

Judge's postseason performance has been underwhelming. He is 1 for 12 with no RBIs and seven strikeouts in the Series, and his overall postseason batting average stands at .140 with 20 strikeouts. "All it takes is one," Judge said. "All it takes is one swing, one at-bat, one play, everything changes for us."

As the Yankees face this uphill battle, their focus remains on taking the Series one game at a time, hoping that a single moment can ignite a remarkable comeback.